Adelaide, E.S. Wigg and Son, 1884. The author's second book of verse; he was Dean of Adelaide at the time. More

London, Heinemann, 1926. 'I sing the cycle of my country's year' - a book-length poem divided into the four seasons. More

London, Putnam, 1962. Inscribed and signed by the author. More

Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1976 (first edition). One in the Poets of the Month series. More

New York, Crown Publishers, 1949/ 1927. More

Sydney, Lyre-Bird Writers and the Commonwealth Literary Fund, 1956. With the pencilled ownership signature of fellow poet Robert Clark, and an annotated typescript of a speech by him on Smith. More

London, Albion Press, 1804 [first thus]. William Somerville '(1675-1742), poet; of an ancient Gloustershire family; ... his poem of four books in blank verse, "The Chase", published first in 1735; his hawking poem, "Field Sports", a kind of supplement, published, 1742' ('Concise Dictionary of National Biography'). More

London, Faber, 1934 (first edition). More

Adelaide, Andrews, Thomas, and Clark, 1865. With the contemporary ownership details of 'Revd Henry Pollitt, Woodville, 4th Decr 1865' on the flyleaf. One of the earliest Australian imprints illustrated with original photographs (see Holden: 'Photography in Colonial Australia' [Sydney, 1988]), where the author is incorrectly referred to in the text..... More

Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1947. More

Adelaide, Preece, 1932. With the ownership signature of T.G.[H.] Strehlow and inscribed 'Alice Springs, March 3 1933'. Number 78 of 300 numbered copies. More

Adelaide, W.K. Thomas & Co., 1883. Not least, 'The Wreck of the "Gothenburg" (happened February 24, 1875, on the Great Barrier Reef, not far from Cape Bowling Green ...)' (6 pages). This copy has the contemporary ownership signature of J.A. Bagshaw (1884) on the title page. Adelaide-born John Augustus Bagshaw..... More